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[[File:Play12.jpg|thumb|300px|right| ''State Of Play'' (2003)]] | [[File:Play12.jpg|thumb|300px|right| ''State Of Play'' (2003)]] | ||
A well done British mini-series/mystery/thriller set in London, in which a British politician's life becomes increasingly complex when his research assistant commits suicide in the London Underground and, in a seemingly unrelated incident, a teenage pickpocket is shot dead. A British newspaper looks into the apparently unrelated events and things take off from there. Very well acted and intelligently written. Remade in 2009 as a Hollywood feature film. The mini-series starred | A well done British mini-series/mystery/thriller set in London, in which a British politician's life becomes increasingly complex when his research assistant commits suicide in the London Underground and, in a seemingly unrelated incident, a teenage pickpocket is shot dead. A British newspaper looks into the apparently unrelated events and things take off from there. Very well acted and intelligently written. Remade in 2009 as a Hollywood feature film. The mini-series starred John Simm, David Morrisey, [[Bill Nighy]], [[James McAvoy]]. | ||
'''The following firearms can be seen in ''State Of Play'': (2003)''' | '''The following firearms can be seen in ''State Of Play'': (2003)''' | ||
Revision as of 15:43, 28 December 2011
A well done British mini-series/mystery/thriller set in London, in which a British politician's life becomes increasingly complex when his research assistant commits suicide in the London Underground and, in a seemingly unrelated incident, a teenage pickpocket is shot dead. A British newspaper looks into the apparently unrelated events and things take off from there. Very well acted and intelligently written. Remade in 2009 as a Hollywood feature film. The mini-series starred John Simm, David Morrisey, Bill Nighy, James McAvoy.
The following firearms can be seen in State Of Play: (2003)
Star Ultrastar
The hitman Robert Bingham (Stuart Goodwin) uses a Star Ultrastar.
Glock 17
Detective Sergeant Cheweski (Sean Gilder) carries a second generation Glock 17.
FEG PA-63
In the course of the investigation a metal briefcase is found with multiple documents, a pocket recorder, a cell phone and a loaded FEG PA-63.
Heckler & Koch MP5 SMG
The British SWAT are seen carrying the Heckler & Koch MP5A2. There aren't any real good screenshots of the submachine gun so I'm going off of instinct and the knowledge that the British police use that particular weapon.Or at least they used to use it.
